What does the term "meaningful use" refer to in health care?
What will be an ideal response?
Meaningful use has many purposes. It is meant to use the EHR to build improved quality, safety, and efficiency, as well as to engage patients in their care. Additionally, with meaningful use, care coordination should improve, as well as the health of populations. Finally, implementation of meaningful use should help to maintain both the privacy and the security of the health care record.
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